The Faith Doctor: A Story of New York

The Faith Doctor: A Story of New York

The Faith Doctor: A Story of New YorkThough there is no life that I know more intimately...
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Author: Eggleston, Edward,1837-1902
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Language: English
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The Faith Doctor: A Story of New York

The Faith Doctor: A Story of New York

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The Faith Doctor: A Story of New York

CHF 11.70 CHF 5.85
Author: Eggleston, Edward,1837-1902
Format: eBook
Language: English

The Faith Doctor: A Story of New York

Though there is no life that I know more intimately and none that I have known for so long a period as that of New York, the present story is the first in which I have essayed to depict phases of the complex society of the metropolis. I use the word society in its general, not in its narrow sense, for in no country has the merely "society novel" less reason for being than in ours. The prevailing interest in mind-cure, faith-cure, Christian science, and other sorts of arial therapeutics has supplied a motive for this story, and it is only proper that I should feel a certain gratitude to the advocates of the new philosophy. But the primary purpose of this novel is artistic, not polemical. The book was not written to depreciate anybody's valued delusions, but to make a study of human nature under certain modern conditions. In one age men cure diseases by potable gold and strengthen their faith by a belief in witches, in another they substitute animal magnetism and adventism. Within the memory of those of us who are not yet old, the religious fervor of millenarianism and the imitation science of curative mesmerism gave way to spirit-rappings and clairvoyant medical treatment. Now spiritism in all its forms is passing into decay, only to [Pg 4] leave the field free to mind-doctors and faith-healers. There is nothing for it but to wait for the middle ages to pass; when modern times arrive, there will be more criticism and less credulity, let us hope. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 27168
Author: Eggleston, Edward
Release Date: Nov 6, 2008
Format: eBook
Language: English

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